If you want to achieve more in your mission of health care, you have to be really smart about the business of health care. Challenge yourself, your peers and our industry by shaping what health care looks like and doing your life's best work.(sm) The VP of Network Operations is responsible for the management and financial performance of all NAMM IPA operations. The position is accountable for network growth and retention, provider contracting and provider services, developing strong relationships with physician partners and building and implementing operational processes to support the companys strategic direction. This position is part of the OptumCare - NAMM CA Senior management team. Primary Responsibilities: Oversee all aspects of the day-to-day operations of the IPAs and provider contracting activities throughout the networkStrategically plan for the network and work closely with the CEO to accomplish the goals and objectives of the companyMaintain accountability for P & L performance of the NAMMIPAsSupervise IPA Executive Directors, IPA operations and provider contractingDelegate, monitor and control work progress on achieving key metrics, key initiatives projects, staff productivity, healthcare costs and administrative expensesRepresent the company at various community activities and events. Network regularly with business leaders in the communities in which the company conducts businessEstablish operational initiatives for improvement on key metrics, including membership growth, financial performance, compensation model structure and provider relationsDirect IPA budgeting process to include IPA administrative budgetsPlan and organize priorities, communicate information to staff and monitor progressControl resource allocations to local site officesOversee and participate in hospital and large ancillary vendor contract negotiationsWork with financial analytics and medical management team to identify opportunities to improve quality, care coordination and cost efficiency, which would include implementation of new payer products, reimbursement models, and advanced care and quality improvement programs ()
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